Indie Grid
‘Revolution’- Ana April, finding defiance through thoughtful prose
The title of Ana April’s latest single might suggest raised fists and sweeping declarations, but ‘Revolution’ operates in a far more interesting space than […]
‘Dive Away’- The Nagual Effect, stepping outside the clock
There is an appealing contradiction at the heart of The Nagual Effect’s new single ‘Dive Away’. It’s a song about escape, but […]
‘Kill Room’- Pray Silence, showing their grit with sheer ferocity
There is very little hesitation in Pray Silence’s second single. From the outset, ‘Kill Room’ feels like the sound of a band arriving with […]
‘OMG’- James Bruner, bottling the rush of instant attraction
There is something inherently cinematic about the moment a stranger catches your attention and, for a few seconds, the rest […]
Five For Friday – 10th July 2026
The Songs of Butler & Cupples – ‘Better Off Lost’ The Songs of Butler & Cupples continue their prolific 2026 […]
‘The Vault 3’- C’batch, opening the archives and finding the future
There is a particular kind of confidence required to pull together decades of ideas, unfinished sketches and overlooked recordings and […]
‘Eroded Reef’- Eternal Mourning, sharpening an emotional pull
There is always a risk in revisiting a song too soon. Strip too much away and its character disappears; leave […]
‘Time Waits For No One’- Sara Gerdine, finding grace in life’s passing moments
There is a quiet assurance to Sara Gerdine’s new single ‘Time Waits For No One’ that suits its subject perfectly. Instead of […]
‘Alchemist’- Rusty Reid, a cinematic celebration of songcraft
There is something quietly magical about discovering a song that feels as though it has always existed, waiting patiently for […]
‘Nowhere’- Julie Paschke, stepping beyond the expected
There is something quietly exhilarating about a song that refuses to accept the life it has been handed. And on her […]













